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March 16, 2005
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Robin Kellogg (center) rehearses his role as Joseph during dress rehearsal for this weekend’s production of “Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat” at Rumson-Fair Haven High School. More...
Council votes on hike in water rates
CFO says many variables contribute to water bill
BY LAYLI WHYTE Staff Writer

One summer it didn’t rain enough; the next, it rained too much. The inconsistencies of nature have caused the Red Bank Water and Sewer Utility to run at a deficit, resulting in higher rates for residents. More...


Judge recommends trustees rejoin board
State education commissioner has 45 days to make decision
BY LAYLI WHYTE Staff Writer

The two disputed members of the Red Bank Charter School Board of Trustees may be one step closer to rejoining the board. More...


Oceanport clerk to retire after 30 years of service
Borough’s first clerk will be succeeded by deputy clerk
BY CHRISTINE VARNO Staff Writer

OCEANPORT — After serving Oceanport for 30 years, the borough clerk said that when she retires at the end of this month, she will not only be leaving her position, but with it, a community of friends. More...


Sea Bright council will hear NPS on Hook plan
Superintendent asks for slot after council votes opposition to development plan
BY SUE M. MORGAN Staff Writer

SEA BRIGHT — Mayor JoAnn Kalaka-Adams says she will gladly welcome a superintendent from the National Park Service (NPS) to speak to the Borough Council about a proposal between the federal government and a private contractor to rehabilitate Fort Hancock. More...


On Campus

Coastal Carolina University, Conway, S.C., announced the following local students named to the dean’s list for the fall semester: More...


 Bulletin Board
•TRTC’s ‘Syringa Tree’ to open March 24
Two River Theatre Company (TRTC), Red Bank, will present “The Syringa Tree” March 24-April 10 at the Algonquin Arts Theatre, Main Street, Manasquan. More...
•Volunteers sought for March 18 ‘Teen Night’
•Premiere of ‘Locals Only’ slated for March 23
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 Letters
•Yes, you can save the family farm!
Year after year, we hear about losing farm after farm and declining agricultural economies. But one proven way to stop this trend is the “family farm transfer.” While passing the family farm from parents to children may sound warm and fuzzy, it can be very complex. Tax laws, legal issues and differe More...
•New Jersey: Shore to build
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 Obituaries
•Obituaries
Eugene R. Sweeney Mr. Sweeney, 60, of Elizabeth, died Jan. 31 at Trinatas Hospital, Elizabeth. Born in Newark, he resided in Metuchen, Toms River, Old Bridge and Monroe Township before moving to Elizabeth six months ago. Mr. Sweeney was an engineer at Matthew Bendix Associates, New York City, the More...
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 Schools
•FH school budget would increase by 5 percent
If approved, school tax would be 79 cents per $100
FAIR HAVEN — The Fair Haven Board of Education has introduced a $9.5 million preliminary school budget, representing a 5-percent increase over last year’s budget. More...
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 Sports
•Siciliano leads the way in Atlantic City
If you weren’t impressed with the Ocean Township wrestling team before last weekend, the team’s showing at the state championships in Atlantic City had to convince you. More...
•Brown shows heart of a champion
•A championship effort
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 Business
•Merchants get word out on temporary road closing
Retailers use ads, fliers, sales to tell customers they’re still open
FAIR HAVEN — Hard hats, cones and bright yellow barrier tape are unusual counterpoints to the gems and fine jewelry displayed in the windows of Gem of an Idea in Fair Haven these days. More...
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